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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1898
Page
8
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Paris newspaper sensationally questions the pope's sanity amid a volatile mix of speculation and religious critique. The column portrays the pontiff under stress, implying internal conflicts and public debate over his leadership and mental state.
Washington July. A revolution in Uruguay follows a disputed succession that toppled President Borda. Cyestaxt, once senate president, claims rightful presidency but Herrera resists, Herrera exiled to Buenos Aires as Cavastae proclaims provisional dictatorship. Public unrest appears limited. Crimean War era notes hint at transit disruptions and dining car service on the Santa Fe Route.
The 100 Rough Riders depart Santa Fe for Santiago under Col. Wood. Troops head through Kansas City Memphis and Birmingham to Savannah to board transports. Eighth Ohio joins St Paul in New York while Sixth Massachusetts and Sixth Milnes move to Charleston to embark.
Washington July 3 reinforcements total about 19 000 men will be rushed to General Shafter by sea. The St Paul sails from New York to Cuba with units including the Eighth Ohio the Sixth Massachusetts and the Sixth Kentucky. Troops from Camp Alger and other locations will join in Savannah or Charleston before sailing to Santaigo to reinforce Shafter.
A list from Leavenworth records multiple casualties and injuries among officers from the Tenth Sixth and Ninth Cavalry and Seventh Infantry. Lieutenants W H Smith Michie Wood Bilis Grisard and Captain Jackson are named among the wounded or killed with notes on their units and Fort Leavenworth connections.
Rome celebrates the U S victory with flags at the embassy consulate and American houses. The American colony reports great rejoicing as the friendly nations extend best wishes. A sword for General Grant is presented by A G Conn of New York on behalf of the New York Society of the Sons of the Revolution at Chickamauga Park.
Eastbound shipments for the five days amounted to 39 622 tons, down from the previous week’s 45 250. The Wabash led with 5 919 tons, followed by others including Lake Shore 4 452 and Nickel Plate 2 401. Summer tourist tickets to Pontiac Colorado and Denver will be sold by the Santa Fe route through Oct 31 with a 24 00 stopover privilege rate. W C Garvey, agent.
Details from New York Herald dateline Santiago recount the destruction of Cervera's squadron and the running ashore of three cruisers and two torpedo boat destroyers. American ships breached the harbor defenses as the Cristobal Colon tried to escape, with heavy gunfire and subsequent beaching of the ships.
Montevideo reports the revolt ended after the regimental chiefs Garcia Esteban and Arribo surrendered. Lives promised to be spared. City described as quiet with casualties estimated at a few dozen wounded and a single dead.
Governor Leedy visits Wichita Kansas on July 5 with a large Democratic turnout. Guards meet the train and greet officials as the depot crowd watches a ceremonial salute. Local leaders and volunteers line the platform, signaling strong party support for the governor.
The speaker appeared calm and good-humored while avoiding politics, noting formalities over Cervera's capture. He commented on colored volunteers, saying it is for the colored men to decide. Governor Leedy, after a morning ride, spoke for nearly two hours at the fair grounds to a large crowd.
The Times and London papers applaud Admiral Sampson's Cuban victory and deem Cervera's risky harbor maneuver a misjudgment. Editorials urge Spain to seek peace while praising American bravery, strategy, and unity on Independence Day, noting European hesitation to intervene.
Paris hosts a July banquet for the Santiago victory with about 40 attendees led by Mr. Peartres, chairman of the chamber, and US ambassador General Horace Porter. French officials including M. Pallein and M. Picard attend as relations and commerce talks surface, amid Franco American goodwill notes and ongoing trade negotiations.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a statewide or local task to issue notices or trim publication items by Wednesday. Mentions a well equipped setup and possible reductions in size or scope of circulated notices or papitre style items.
Within days six life size portraits of Shawnee county district court judges will hang in the courtroom. The latest removal shifted the Battle of the Ejne painting to the ap pellaite room while the portraits are finished and prepared for display. The lineup includes deceased Judge Gilchrist, Judge Salford, Judge Join Ta ton, Judge John Martin, Judge Guthrie, and current Judge Hazen who attends the opera tonight and is featured in a Vitascope production with a women's admission offer
Topeka will be dry tomorrow as Mayor Fellows and Marshal Strauss move to compel jointists to quit. About forty to fifty joints are active with quiet departures noted. stronger sellers in back alleys face enforcement and potential closure as the police begin visits and notices.
Chicago publishers confident papers will appear tomorrow morning after a four page issue planned. The International Typographical Union urged a 24 hour deferral to avoid contract strains with printers and avoid potential trouble if the strike continues.
A scaffold on the new W A L Thompson building at Jackson between Fifth and Sixth streets collapsed during dismantling, injuring William Port ee, a colored laborer living at 1419 Western Avenue. He suffered a head cut and facial bruises but is reported not seriously hurt and was taken to the hospital.
Fragmentary dispatches indicate British ships Pacis and Alert departed Kingston for Santiago de Cuba to retrieve a British subject. In Madrid instructions sought over American squadron’s Tangier visit. Merseco proclaims neutrality. Opera house tonight Vitascope show. Weather notes forecast southerly winds and warm conditions for Chicago.
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